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Charleston Recs
Posted on 3/19/23 at 9:53 am
Posted on 3/19/23 at 9:53 am
Need a few recommendations for restaurants in Charleston. Thanks in advance.
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Posted on 3/19/23 at 10:40 am to JackandWater
Halls chophouse
Posted on 3/19/23 at 11:07 am to JackandWater
Bistronomy
Posted on 3/19/23 at 11:28 am to JackandWater
FIG
Posted on 3/19/23 at 11:47 am to JackandWater
The ordinary
Posted on 3/19/23 at 12:53 pm to JackandWater
Hope you have your trip a ways away. Literally leaving there today. Tried booking restaurants over a month out and most of the cop ones were full.
Circa 1886
Halls chophouse
SNOB
Fig
Husk- brunch was very good
Circa 1886
Halls chophouse
SNOB
Fig
Husk- brunch was very good
Posted on 3/19/23 at 2:06 pm to JackandWater
Husk
Leon’s Oyster Shop
Butcher & Bee
Leon’s Oyster Shop
Butcher & Bee
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:41 pm to Banded Clovis
#1 dive that sells mostly fried seafood, but has a great waterfront view is Bowens Island out towards Folly Beach.
#2 dive that sells mostly fried seafood, but has a great waterfront view is The Wreck on Shem Creek.
BBQ, Lewis BBQ is probably the best, Rodney Scott’s is a close second.
Soul food, Bertha’s, Hannibal’s Kitchen, or Dave’s Carry Out. None of these three are visually appealing, but the food is killer.
Early Bird Diner and Glass Onion in West Ashley are solid. EB is more of a breakfast/brunch place, GO more of a simple dinner.
More expensive, and tougher to get into, Husk, FIG, Hall’s Chophouse.
Lots of really good places, depending on what you want.
#2 dive that sells mostly fried seafood, but has a great waterfront view is The Wreck on Shem Creek.
BBQ, Lewis BBQ is probably the best, Rodney Scott’s is a close second.
Soul food, Bertha’s, Hannibal’s Kitchen, or Dave’s Carry Out. None of these three are visually appealing, but the food is killer.
Early Bird Diner and Glass Onion in West Ashley are solid. EB is more of a breakfast/brunch place, GO more of a simple dinner.
More expensive, and tougher to get into, Husk, FIG, Hall’s Chophouse.
Lots of really good places, depending on what you want.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 6:03 pm to riverdiver
We just got back, but had kids so couldn’t do anything over the top.
Home Team was decent Q.
Gingerline was a good lunch spot with outdoor seating next to the market.
Across river we had good seafood @ Harbor House. Fried shrimp were legit.
Poe’s had a good burger and outdoor seating at Sullivan’s Island.
Sorry, nothing fancy on my end.
Home Team was decent Q.
Gingerline was a good lunch spot with outdoor seating next to the market.
Across river we had good seafood @ Harbor House. Fried shrimp were legit.
Poe’s had a good burger and outdoor seating at Sullivan’s Island.
Sorry, nothing fancy on my end.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 9:00 pm to JackandWater
FIG
SNOB
Anson
Peninsula Grill
Vendue Hotel and its bars including the one on the rooftop.
SNOB
Anson
Peninsula Grill
Vendue Hotel and its bars including the one on the rooftop.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 9:47 pm to JackandWater
Some good recommendations here
for places like FIG or SNOB you will need some time to get a reasonable hour for dining
In addition to others mentioned
A few that I can recommend -
Peninsula - high end. A bit staid interior.
Halls- great steak. No nonsense. Great service.
Fig ans snob are great. Hard to get in. A bit fussy on the menu.
One that is worth a try but hard to get in is 167 raw. Really good seafood from sushi to oysters to cooked virietys. The drinks are great too. No reservations tho. Get on the list, walk around and they’ll call you.
Another relatively inconspicuous is Hanks. Really good steak and seafood done no nonsense style.
One thing to know-
Hotel restaurants are good in Charleston.
for places like FIG or SNOB you will need some time to get a reasonable hour for dining
In addition to others mentioned
A few that I can recommend -
Peninsula - high end. A bit staid interior.
Halls- great steak. No nonsense. Great service.
Fig ans snob are great. Hard to get in. A bit fussy on the menu.
One that is worth a try but hard to get in is 167 raw. Really good seafood from sushi to oysters to cooked virietys. The drinks are great too. No reservations tho. Get on the list, walk around and they’ll call you.
Another relatively inconspicuous is Hanks. Really good steak and seafood done no nonsense style.
One thing to know-
Hotel restaurants are good in Charleston.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 10:01 pm to JackandWater
Really good recs here. I would also add Box Car Betty’s and Leon’s.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 10:28 pm to RedDirtPoke
Boxcar Betty's and Leon's both have amazing chicken sandwiches
Down street walk from Leon's is Little Jack's Tavern, which has an amazing burger
Leons and Little Jacks are surprisingly expensive but worth it
Nobody has mentioned Edmond's Oast yet, better yet the EOBC further up the peninsula with amazing beers, pizza, wings, and burger. Plus Lewis BBQ just opened up a Mexican place there
Don't waste a reservation on Husk it's good but there are better
Go to John's Island for Wild Olive, my favorite place in the city
Down street walk from Leon's is Little Jack's Tavern, which has an amazing burger
Leons and Little Jacks are surprisingly expensive but worth it
Nobody has mentioned Edmond's Oast yet, better yet the EOBC further up the peninsula with amazing beers, pizza, wings, and burger. Plus Lewis BBQ just opened up a Mexican place there
Don't waste a reservation on Husk it's good but there are better
Go to John's Island for Wild Olive, my favorite place in the city
Posted on 3/20/23 at 9:32 am to JackandWater
I am going at the end of June and this is what I have worked up as a list of places to visit.
FIG
Cabana Bar
Okra Grill
The Citrus Club
Poogans Porch
Maison
Oak Steakhouse
The Establishment
Nico in Mt. Pleasant
Shiki
Crust Woodfired Pizza
FIG
Cabana Bar
Okra Grill
The Citrus Club
Poogans Porch
Maison
Oak Steakhouse
The Establishment
Nico in Mt. Pleasant
Shiki
Crust Woodfired Pizza
Posted on 3/20/23 at 9:35 am to More beer please
All this plus Home Team BBQ.
Posted on 3/20/23 at 9:49 am to JackandWater
Vern's
Raw 167
Bar 167
Butcher & Bee
Raw 167
Bar 167
Butcher & Bee
This post was edited on 3/20/23 at 9:50 am
Posted on 3/20/23 at 2:12 pm to metallica81788
quote:
Go to John's Island for Wild Olive, my favorite place in the city
Great recommendation that will not disappoint.
Posted on 3/20/23 at 2:37 pm to JackandWater
Husk, 167 Sushi and Lewis BBQ.
Butcher and Bee was a great brunch that was lighter than our previous meals.
The starters at FIG were better than the entrees and I thought it was overpriced.
Also had good east coast oysters at Quinte and great cocktails at Doar Bros.
Butcher and Bee was a great brunch that was lighter than our previous meals.
The starters at FIG were better than the entrees and I thought it was overpriced.
Also had good east coast oysters at Quinte and great cocktails at Doar Bros.
Posted on 3/20/23 at 2:59 pm to LSUrme
Just left today heading back home.
Burwells excellent
Magnolias excellent
Burwells excellent
Magnolias excellent
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